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The Kunjam, also known as the hair tassel, is a beautiful and essential accessory in Bharatanatyam. Attached to the end of the dancer’s braid, it adds grace and rhythm to every movement, swaying elegantly with each spin and gesture. The Kunjam enhances the overall silhouette of the dancer and completes the classical hairdo used in performances and arangetram. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the Kunjalam serves as a symbol of femininity, grace, and elegance. The sound produced by the Kunjam as it sways with the movement of the hair is considered auspicious and is believed to ward off negative energy.
The Kunjam, also known as the hair tassel, is a beautiful and essential accessory in Bharatanatyam. Attached to the end of the dancer’s braid, it adds grace and rhythm to every movement, swaying elegantly with each spin and gesture. The Kunjam enhances the overall silhouette of the dancer and completes the classical hairdo used in performances and arangetram. In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the Kunjalam serves as a symbol of femininity, grace, and elegance. The sound produced by the Kunjam as it sways with the movement of the hair is considered auspicious and is believed to ward off negative energy.